A Whisper of Danger

I grew up in Kenya (just as Catherine Palmer did), and so reading this book was like reading about home. I nearly cried in some parts! While this book is not as adventurous and fast-paced as "A Kiss of Adventure", the plot is much more believable and easier to follow. The story of Jessica and Rick is absolutely beautiful, and extremely well-written. Likewise, I was very impressed with the writing in the parts from Spencer's point of view. This is one of the best Palmer books I've ever read, and I would highly recommend it. You can tell that her knowledge of African ways comes from experience, and not research, and it makes the book so much more enjoyable. A must-read!

This book, like the others in this series, is set in Africa. The author packs it full of history and details current to their culture today. The romance is touching and exciting. A beautiful read!

I could absolutely not put this book down! It is sooo good. I loved how Catherine Palmer wove the story together gracefully. Nothing dull at all. Nothing inapropriatte in the least which is hard to find any more! The Treasures of the Heart series doesn't have to be read in order at all, and I think this is the best one to start with. You will not be disapointed!!!!!

This book was good, but after traveling with Tillie and Graeme, anything is tame. I would suggest people read The Treasure of Zanzibar first, and they will appreciate it more, because Treasure of Timbuktu will make anything lame in comparison.

This book was a page turner. It had everything in it that makes a book a page turner but done in a wholesome christian manner. I had a couple of friends read it and they to felt the same way I did about this book. I recommend one read it if one is looking for a book that is exciting, a mystery, romance, action and thriller and at the same time weaves christian values through out.